High Plain News Today

Spirits were high at The Ranch on Sunday morning as hundreds of friends, family members and well-wishers gathered to give a rousing send off to 120 veterans traveling to Washington D.C.

100 Years Ago — April 18, 1924

High Plains received four grants for its work in education, outreach and fair housing enforcement from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development.

TEWKSBURY — Haggetts Pond, located on Route 133 in Andover is popular walking spot for residents from many communities. Fre­quented by nature lovers, dog walkers, and mountain bikers, the trail

Students at High Plains School were selected to send an experiment to the International Space Station, to compare how a plant will grow when the seed is germinated in space as opposed to on Earth.

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ANDOVER — Ever since it’s reveal a few months ago plans for a fully accessible rail trail near Haggetts Pond have been met with mixed reviews, with abutters voicing concerns

High Plains School kicked off a nine week long experiment in style Friday morning, bringing out the Loveland Fire and Rescue Authority to demonstrate gravity at 105 feet.

High Plains Unitarian Universal Church, which was born out of the anti-gay Amendment 2 movement that originated in Colorado Springs in the 1990s, is closing its doors for good after Sunday services, citing dwindling membership, financial problems and a lack of volunteers. The last of its finances will be donated to local charities and All Souls Unitarian Universal Church, the mother church that birthed the offspring of High Plains.

The Weather Authority team breaks down our Texoma forecast in detail.